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If I like your post and don't retweet, it's one or combination of three things: 1. It doesn't project a shared idea or lesson that can be passed on 2. I do not completely agree with the premises of your argument or story. 3. Your post is basically personal in nature. For instance, when you say 'good morning mutuals'. I will only reply but won't repost.

A farmer may irrigate, spray, fertilize, and plan but life itself still comes from beyond human control. So before and after every step, we read psalm 91.

This morning, I had the privilege of leading members of the Oyo State House of Assembly to a strategic breakfast meeting with Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi, the consensus gubernatorial candidate of our new party in the State Allied Peoples Movement, APM at his Iyaganku GRA Ibadan residence. Our discussion centred on the future of Oyo State, party unity, progressive leadership, and the need to continue building on the remarkable achievements of Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration. Hon. Adekanmbi shared thoughtful insights on governance, grassroots development, and the collective responsibility of sustaining good governance in our dear state. It was a fruitful engagement marked by sincerity, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to the progress of Oyo State. As leaders, we must continue to place the interest of the people above personal ambitions and work together to strengthen our democratic values and political structure. Oyo State remains on the path of sustainable growth, and with unity, loyalty, and purposeful leadership, the future is even brighter. #OyoState #Breakfastmeeting #APM

Monkeys and turkeys are the same thing. If you stand your ground and show dominance, they won't trouble you. In fact, they WILL respect you

I never get angry at people who refuse to help me, because if it were that easy, I would have helped myself. Remember, nobody owes you rescue. If it were simple, you would have fixed it yourself. No entitlement, just accountability.

This year's climate is different from last year, sun is dealing with farmers without irrigation in some places but by this time last year rain bukku.

@ifedayo_johnson On Twitter, all I am hearing is Bimbo. In the street, Sharafa is the song. Among the gossips, penkele is the amusement.... We shall see...

Walahi, Bimbo is the next Governor of Oyo State. ❤️

If you go into a very remote location to acquire lands, let’s say those lands are ₦200K per plot and you bought 3 plots. The money you’ll spend to do the registered survey on that land may be more than the price you paid for the three plots. Don’t let that discourage you, still do it. After doing it, mark your boundaries. If you don’t do this immediately, you stand a higher risk of losing your ₦600K investment. For any Real Estate consultation, reach out to me 🤝🏾

You can’t keep increasing production costs and expect farmers to still “break even”, something has to give.

Gratitude is a must…🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@AdewuyiRoseline Happy birthday in arrears, just getting the update this morning.

Thank you all so much for the birthday wishes, prayers, calls, and messages.

The Federal Government has disbursed N3.41bn in monthly stipends to more than 73,000 beneficiaries enrolled in its Technical and Vocational Education and Training programme, as authorities intensify efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge Nigeria’s widening skills gap.

@ifedayo_johnson That wouldn't be fair.

Oyo Governorship Debate I will advise Oriyomi Hamzat and Sharafadeen Alli to stay away from debates for their own good. They should leave debates for Bimbo Adekambi and Beulah Adeoye. Afterall, those are the 2 candidates people really want to listen to.

We should really take it easy with this views really. Yes, they are true but even what is true can be wrong if it does not practically liberate or amend a situation. A man who is wounded knows he is and already bears the pain, saying to him again that he is daft to be wounded have no bearing. For we new generation parents, this truth is a deliverance. But for the older generations still with us, many of them trained their children strongly believing it was an investment. Yes they were wrong but it pushed them hard and they struggled to see that some of their children had the best they could afford. If you are such a child, be grateful and just do the best you can for them but that cycle ends with their generation and mustn't continue with you.

Seeing your children as your investment and expecting them to preserve your legacy after you are gone, is an open confession to your own existential incompetence. You are just as useless as having not existed at all. Your works should be evident i all works of your life.

Guys, if you have had a misfortune in your life or relationship, Twitter is not the place to look for sympathy (unless maybe to raise money for a medical issue). Deal with your issues offline and fix any issues you may have privately, like a man! I am Ezemmuo. I know things.

17 AGRICULTURAL LAWS TO KNOW 1. Never target high seasons; high seasons come with their own challenges. Be a farmer, not a gambler. 2. Choose at least two main crops and a crop rotation plan. Switching from one crop to another is not directly in your pocket. 3. Plan your farm and always have crops at different stages of age to ensure a constant supply. 4. No crop is profitable in itself; just master the advantages and disadvantages of a particular crop. 5. Having a lot is not a guarantee for successful farming. 6. Have a spraying and fertilizing plan and stick to it. 7. Never follow the advice of agro-veterinarians and agrochemical sales agents. Most of them are salespeople, not agronomists. 8. Try as much as possible to reduce agricultural expenses without compromising the quality of products. 9. Never hold onto a product if it is perishable. Sell it at prevailing prices. 10. Never plant a new seed on a large scale before testing it, unless you have seen it somewhere. 11. Never entrust your million-dollar idea to a farm worker; make sure you are present during critical stages of crop development until commercialization. 12. Never employ a close family member to manage your farm; most of them will let you down. 13. If you are neighboring farmers, plant the same crop. 14. Never apply agricultural information you get online without consulting your agronomist. 15. Always have a farm plan. 16. Old is always good. Most old seed varieties and chemicals will never disappoint you. 17. Passion in agriculture

@PELSAUTOS If aroro Makinde is far, what should igbo oloyin people do? Mind you, Ikereku people too dey o...

People living in aroro makinde and aroro beri should not be coming to town at all. They should just create a state for them and give them their own governor too That place too far 🤣😂

A healthy adult Saanen goat can produce around 2 to 5 liters of milk per day on average under good feeding and management conditions. Their lactation period usually lasts about 8–10 months after kidding… and again goat milk is richer than cow milk.

Some companies are stealing electricity on Ikorodu-Sagamu 132kv line. They are stealing energy of about 180MW. This is equivalent to Jos disco allocation and almost more than twice the Yola disco allocation. I can't even wrap my head around how something like that is possible without internal collusion. Stealing power on 132kv? This is equivalent to someone saying gas theft from a gas pipeline. You know its not possible without help from insiders. The way gas is moving in pipeline with high temperature and pressure, thats similar to how voltage & current flows on 132kv and then someone just connect it illegally? Abeg good night😒

Agriculture is one of the few industries where patience truly becomes profit. You plant today. You nurture consistently. You wait through uncertainty. Then one season changes everything. People admire harvests,Farmers understand d value of consistency long before results appear